We take pride in the fact that we are a small, boutique company that live and breathe the Camino de Santiago. This means we know we can offer you a different, more powerful and personalised Camino de Santiago experience. Here are some of the reasons why.
Here are the current Covid safety restrictions in place for the state of Galicia and what it means for our own safety measures for our Camino de Santiago Fully-Guided Tours.
Check out our Camino Walking Tours to discover which Way is the one for you!
We provide all of the basic Camino de Santiago information you need for your walk to Santiago - from how to arrive at your starting point, what to pack and even what to eat along the way.
We are excited to announce that the next year is Xacobeo 2021 – or the next Holy Year in Spain and on the Camino de Santiago.
Learn about the Compostela, or Certificate of Completion, of the Camino de Santiago and how much you must walk to apply for yours.
Spain has released new information for an online form required to complete before you can cross Spanish borders. Read here for further information on the form, instructions on how to complete, and for the link to the online form.
Here are 10 must-see sights along the Camino Francés from St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela.
Here are the main differences between our fully guided Camino tours and our self-guided Camino tours!
Seafood Paella is by far one of the most popular versions in Galicia and on the Camino de Santiago. We are sharing our authentic Seafood Paella recipe from our Camino guide, Alex.
